THE Abergele community held a service for the fallen on Remembrance Sunday.
On Sunday, 8 November, a parade commenced from Peel Street and the procession then made its way to St Michael's Church for a service.
Members of the public and the town council were in attendance, with Mayor Cllr Alan Hunter laying a wreath at the memorial.
They were also joined by Clwyd North MP Gill German.
A spokesperson for Abergele Town Council added: "On a beautiful sunny but brisk day, members and officers of Abergele Town Council were proud to take part in the Remembrance Sunday parade and service.
"Our Mayor, Cllr Alan Hunter, laid a wreath in remembrance.
"A heartfelt thank you to everyone who came down to be in attendance for this important day, and to everyone who helped make it happen this year.
"Rhag i ni anghofio / Lest we forget."
Mayor Hunter said: "The Town Council was proud to join others from across the community in observing Remembrance Sunday.
"We are grateful to St Michael's Church, the Royal British Legion and everyone involved in the organisation of the service, which was well-attended and conducted with great dignity and respect."
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